Evan is right, I have been deep diving and analysing the STR market for a while now and you quickly come to realize that a decent home and location for LTR doesn't at all equate to a successful or profitable STR. 

@Rolando De la CruzCongratulations on your recent graduation and your decision to dive into real estate investing with a house hack!

HML outfits usually have capital partners with deep pockets. 

Cleveland is an excellent market to get started, and you definitely want to establish your 'boots on the ground' here before diving in - an experienced property management company is a great place to start (Bonus if they have a sales team attached - making it a one-stop-shop!).

I'm currently diving into the world of commercial real estate with a specific focus on RV and boat self-storage investments.As I'm just starting out, I'm here to learn as much as possible and to connect with experienced investors and professionals.

 @Stuart Udis:OK, yes new investors- not deep pockets.

Unless.... your happy to be VERY cash-deep into it and ready to absorb the hit's of a LOT of time delays and additional expenses or cost over-runs.

I have a blog post that dives into the powerful savings in lower mortgage payment and increased debt paydown when you buy with an assumable loan vs a new loan at today's rates!

I think I'm leaning towards the 2nd option, and I'm going to dive deeper into the best financial way to make it happen.

But all of this was when LPs were not diving deep because distributions kept coming monthly, an email was sent on a given day each month, and the only accountability needed was hitting projected returns, which was pretty easy in a bull market.Now, with more scrutiny from LPs and distributions not coming, those surface level emails are proving to not be showing much.